OS X Development environment

[Sean]

You can already run X stuff with MacOS X, there is tenon's iTools, and
XonX (sourceforge), and you can configure it to skip the Apple
GUI(quartz/Aqua) altogether and just run X if you like.

People are working on porting Fortran, and it comes out of the box
with Perl.

The developer tool is called Project Builder.

http://developer.apple.com/tools/projectbuilder/

...Project Builder provides project editing, search and navigation,
file editing, project building, and debugging facilities for all types of
Mac OS X software projects, including applications, tools, frameworks,
libraries, plug-in bundles, kernel extensions, and device drivers. It
supports the use of C, C++, Objective C, and Java.

Project Builder leverages numerous other tools available with Mac
OS X, such as the Interface Builder user interface construction
application, compilers such as gcc, javac, and jikes, and debuggers such
as gdb. ...



On Tue, 3 Apr 2001 Paul_Melson@keykertusa.com wrote:

> >Figured I'd take a screen pic for those interested in seeing the OS X
> >development environment. Its pretty cool, though I'm not much more than
> >a html/javascript monkey right now, just busting into perl and trying to
> >remember what little C++ I learned in CPS 230. Check it out if you want.
> >
> >http://cstore.msu.edu/cstore/mike/OSXDevel.jpg
>
>
>         Is it only for C/C++?  What other compilers does it have?  I've
>         been debating the purchase of some new non-x86 hardware
>         for awhile.  I was going to get an UltraSPARC (E2 or similar)
>         but you keep posting these screen caps, and well...  When is
>         the KDE OSX theme/mod coming out?  :-)
>
>         Anyway, it reminds me of the old Symantec OOPC (oopsie!)
>         for System 6, only with nicer window handles/widgets.
>
> PaulM
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